Batman: The Dark Nights Metal (Comics) Museum Masterline Series Statue 1/3 The Murder Machine Deluxe Bonus Version 85 cm

I am precisely who I want to be. My father will always be there for me. And I will always be there for him. Everyone else is a weakness. A weakness I am ready to shed We take you back once again into the Dark Multiverse, this time around with Earth-44's version of the Caped Crusader. Alfred Pennyworth who's raised Bruce is brutally murdered, consumed by grief and despair, unable to cope with the emotional turmoil, Batman decides to merge his consciousness with an artificial intelligence version of Alfred, called Alfred Protocol. This fusion leads to the creation of the Murder Machine, a dark and malevolent version of Batman augmented with the abilities of super-advanced AI. At over 33 inches, this cybernetic monster is sure to send chills down your spine. Our artisans have done an outstanding job once again with the detailing, glimpses of machinery can be seen peering through the armor meticulously devised by master engineering. Every wire and metal segment has been crafted with the utmost care and expertise, a glance at the spinal column at the back should be enough to make any jaw drop. The ethereal base features hologram projections of the emotionless Alfred Protocol that would stop at nothing to protect Bruce, even from his own humanity. The former father figure includes LED lighting in both hands as well as the hands of the Murder Machine himself. The Deluxe Version comes with an additional swappable portrait, both ice cold and menacing. The Murder Machine's reconfigurative capabilities are also represented through the interchangeable parts: monstrous hacking tendrils as well as a sharp blade capable of cutting through anything, allowing you to eternalize key moments from the comic. And if you order the Bonus version from our official store or any authorized distributor, you will receive a third swappable head part, its expression just as chilling as the two others! The pinnacle of cybernetic evolution